JAKE PAUL slammed rival Tommy Fury after he was kicked out of a Halloween event following accusations of frightening staff. Boxing legend Tyson Fury's brother Tommy, 27, appeared intoxicated in video footage showing him staggering into the Scare City theme…

Jake Paul and Tommy Fury engaged in a heated social media exchange after Fury was removed from the Scare City Halloween event near Chorley. Staff members accused an allegedly intoxicated Fury of intimidating workers and squaring up to actors, leading management to ask him to leave. Paul mocked Fury online by referencing his fiancée Molly-Mae Hague, prompting Fury to reply with an explicit message teasing a rematch.
A spokesperson for Fury stated that members of staff had asked him to engage in face-offs in a joking manner. Fury previously defeated Paul via split decision three years prior, and the exchange has reignited speculation surrounding a potential second bout between the rivals.
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